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salmeterol (ADVAIR, SEREVENT)
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isoetharine (BETA-2, BRONKOMETER, BRONKOSOL)
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FDA Relegates ADVAIR and SEREVENT to Last Choice Status for Asthma Treatment
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Asthma Drugs Salmeterol (SEREVENT), Salmeterol with Fluticasone (ADVAIR), and Formoterol (FORADIL)
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Asthma Medicines That Can Cause Asthma Attacks: SEREVENT, ADVAIR and FORADIL
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DO NOT USE! Strong New Safety Warning Added For The Asthma Inhaler Salmeterol (SEREVENT)
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(November 2003) -
Important Safety Alert! DO NOT USE — Asthma Inhaler Salmeterol (SEREVENT)
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(March 2003)
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